This week is part 2 with Kenneth Samples, senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on logic and critical thinking. This week we finished talking about the laws of logic and then discussed three important logical fallacies.

This week is part 1 with Kenneth Samples, senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on logic and critical thinking. We discuss why Christians need to be good critical thinkers and begin to look at the laws of logic.

February 28th marked the first anniversary for the Coffeehouse Questions Podcast. I took this opportunity to reflect back on the first year and to explain why I do apologetics.

This week's podcast comes from my newest talk titled "Everyone Has to Start Somewhere." In this talk, I discuss four different levels of relationships. This helps us better understand where people are starting and how to help develop a deeper relationship with God.

Ryan Pauly and Neal Hardin discuss the state of our culture, the different secular influences, and how Christians can respond.

Ryan gives a short introduction to Christian ethics and makes a case for the sanctity of life. Send in your questions on any of the ethical issues in order to have future shows on those topics.

Greg Koukl, President and Founder of Stand to Reason, joined me to discuss his new book, The Story of Reality. Listen to part 1 of this great interview and get your own copy at str.org.

Greg Koukl, President and Founder of Stand to Reason, joined me to discuss his new book, The Story of Reality. Listen to part 2 of this great interview and get your own copy at str.org.

Ryan begins the discussion this week with a tactical response to the problem of evil. He then discusses why correct biblical interpretation is so important, provides keys on how to interpret Scripture correctly, and then gives an example by interpreting Revelation 3:14-22.

How should Christians respond to a friend or family members who identify as homosexual or transgender? Are Christian clichés actually hurting our relationships? Is gender a social construction? Listen as Alan Shlemon, speaker at Stand to Reason, joins me for part 2 of our discussion on responding with truth and compassion.